Tutorial Making Tiny Wigs

Awesome! I have a doll with a head circumference of 2", and my last wig attempt was going OK... until I got to the parting. I'll have to try this method!

 

Thank you! Guess, I've been looking for a tutorial for small wigs and here it is! Very helpful

 

That's a great tutorial. Thank you!
I love how soft and natural the wig looks.

 

Wow, it looks so easy now...i really have to try this method, thank you..

 

Wow! Great tutorial! You make it look so easy.

 

what a useful tutorial!))) thanks a lot!

 

I went looking for alpaca tops at one of the local fiberarts-y shops and didn't see any but I did find ramie tops... so we'll see if that works as well.

 

You make it look so easy so Im going to have a try when I get my doll...The hole actually works really well. Thanks.

 

Great tutorial!! Thanks for sharing. I was curious, are you using the fabric glue straight out of the bottle or thinning it at all at any point?

 

This is so helpful! I'll be getting my first doll, 1/8 size, (finally!) & will be doing everything myself.

 

Awesome! Thank you so much!

 

look forward subscribed to youtube thank u for sharing

 

The part-hole technique works great! Really helps keep down the poofiness at this scale compared to the usual "glue the weft at the center and fold it back on itself" method. Here's my result:



top view:

 

Goodness that seems so small but it looks so nice on the top & not poofy or bunchy..when you are styling a wig how do you keep it still as you are brushing etc?

 

If it's just a little bit of nudging a stray wisp into place, I usually kind of... pinch the doll's head, lol. Meaning I have my thumb under her chin and one or more fingers on top of the wig to keep it from sliding around while I use a comb or pin or something to move the hair. This particular tiny doll has a really weird-shaped (and obviously super tiny) head that makes it hard for wigs to stay on, so I just pop the wig off if for more thorough styling--it's so lightweight at this size that it's easier to style off the doll. The pinching trick works fine for my 1/4 and 1/3 size dolls for regular brushing, too, but they all have silicon rings/caps to help keep their wigs more secure anyway.

 

I'm flattered! What I did was cut a very very small slit in the top, less than 1cm, so the fiber totally filled in the gap and then I spread it out almost like a circular part.

 

Thank you, that was very helpful

 

This is great to know! Thank you for posting!

 

Thank you so much! All of my Azone wigs always turn out so janky.

 

Great tutorial and excellent idea when you cut the cap, it really makes the top of the wig less puffy. Thank you so much for this video!

 

Thank you for this idea. I was looking for a better way than the flip over method for my Momonita At the moment her head looks like an egg . I will try this!

 

Wow, thanks so much for the tips! I started a wig for my Momonita but never finished as I didntdwant to mess up the part, but this makes it seem so simple!